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photoslop was originally created for manipulating pixels
ie. bitmap artwork
adobes other product - illustrator - was created for manipulating
vector artwork
as of late the lines have blurred but that is the history and why
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I dont think it sucks for vector work, but Fireworks is better for vector work.
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i use both Fireworks and Photoshop depending on what my needs are.
For vectors, i recommend Fireworks.Comment
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true it can do the jobOriginally posted by modelgigtalent
I dont think it sucks for vector work, but Fireworks is better for vector work.Comment
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You can draw a vector path or shape in Photoshop about the same as Illustrator, but you can't do a hell of alot with it once you've made one.Comment
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Well no , thats why I was asking ,Originally posted by Esbee
You can draw a vector path or shape in Photoshop about the same as Illustrator, but you can't do a hell of alot with it once you've made one.
I can pull off some stellar 100% vector shit in PS ..
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permission granted .
Check this out ..
I think its pretty tight .
100% scalable vector .
I get a little upset when I hear people say " only retards use PS for vector " ... its how you use the tools
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Best Vector work ive ever seen
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It's a time-efficiency thing though. I could take any Photoshop designer head-on using MS Paint - it's just gonna take me a hell of a lot longer.Originally posted by machinegunkelly
Well no , thats why I was asking ,
I can pull off some stellar 100% vector shit in PS ..
Text-on-path, gradient mesh, symbols, etc - these are vector tools that makes Illustrator shine - though it's still pretty rare I find myself using it.
Granted, I still use PS7. I know PS-CS has text-on-path and maybe other vector features I'm not aware of so my opinion may be moot.Comment
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That's slick!
Is that CS or PS7?Comment
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But the file must be huge for print like 100 MB if it is A4 size and it is quite a new feature in photoshop while in Illustrator and FreeHand one could do great vector files which were much smaller in file size and perfect.Comment
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Just because it really sucks
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I have also used Flash for vector stuff if it is a simple thing.
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That's some good work but filesize and ease of use I think is why people prefer the other tools. Personally before I went full time on Adobe, I was using Fractal Painter which was doing excellent vector work in '96, as well as natural media effects and animation.Comment
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Do you mean Filesize of the PSD , its onlyOriginally posted by Ironhorse
That's some good work but filesize and ease of use I think is why people prefer the other tools. Personally before I went full time on Adobe, I was using Fractal Painter which was doing excellent vector work in '96, as well as natural media effects and animation.
6.79 MB (7,129,503 bytes) full size of 4000 wide
at 384 layers I dont feel any lag in my PC at all ..Comment
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well vector is vector - if u can produce a vector piece of work in Photoshop that's fine, but most printers will want it in AI or EPS format. I'm no expert on printing, maybe these days PSD files are more commonplace in print shops since Photoshop added real vector tools. File size is friggin meaningless these days in graphics - not talking about web graphics of course.
you used a graphic tablet to produce this piece?
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Originally posted by Mutt
Tell them you use PaintshopPro and see their reaction.
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used to suck for vector work, but now with the later versions it does great shit.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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Beautiful work man .. some real talent there.
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I use Corel Draw since version 3 for vector work.Comment
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gwad daaamOriginally posted by machinegunkelly
at 384 layers I dont feel any lag in my PC at all ..
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Vector stuff ?
Macromedia Freehand MX is really all you need.Comment
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because its a raster software - the edges are not smooth like Illustrator or Quark - specially when you make the image size bigger.EMAIL: allen @ vasmediagroup.com | ICQ: 311329761 | SKYPE: abyss.al | AIM: xABYSSxALxComment
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you guys are wrong - PS is NOT a vector based software - is a raster based software - there are no vectors in PS - Illustrator is vector - do you guys even know what the difference is?
maybe you guys are talking a bout using the bessier curve?
the pen tool?
PS and Illustrator have them both - but the difference is how each software makes the image
PS uses pixels- thats why the edges are not smooth, specially when image is enlarged
Illustrator uses vectors- it plots points(like a graph) and connects them - for example a circle is 4 points plotted and connected then curved- when you enlarge the image/shape the plotted points get further/larger keeping the smooth shape and no pixelation/blurinessEMAIL: allen @ vasmediagroup.com | ICQ: 311329761 | SKYPE: abyss.al | AIM: xABYSSxALxComment
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